MOBO vs SnipeZone

MOBO is modern way to practice orienteering sport. Today's smartphone is 3-in-1 device for orienteer – map, compass and punching device all in one package. Still you need basic orienteering skills to complete courses- maps in phone are standard orienteering maps and for navigation you need to use built-in on-screen compass. There are special signs in controls points with QR code. Punch information will be sent to server where you could see statistics of MOBO users.

SnipeZone turns every shot you take on the SnipeZone simulator into data you can actually use. Scan the QR code on the simulator to start a session — then every shot is captured with dual-camera video and measured for speed and accuracy. Back in the app you get: • SnipeScore — one score (out of 1000) built from three pillars: Power, Accuracy and Activity. Track it month to month and climb the tiers from Rookie to Deadeye. • Every shot on video — review each shot from two angles, with your speed and result. • Session history & shot map — see where your shots landed and how your speed and accuracy trend over time. • Coach feedback — your coach can comment and draw right on your shot videos, and share analyses. • Team & chat — connect with your coach and teammates, compare progress, and message directly. • Your goals — set training targets and track how consistently you're putting in the work. Note: SnipeZone is a companion app for the SnipeZone ice-hockey shooting simulator. You log sessions by scanning the simulator's QR code at a participating venue; the app is where you review and improve. You'll need access to a SnipeZone simulator to record new sessions. Your data is yours: export it any time, and delete your account and all data from Settings.